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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

The Indian Princes all Mad at their
Treatment During the Saccn's Ju-

Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, sept. 30-An article In Thc ASiatic
Quarterly Rerielo on the Indian princes viii
create great sensation IL lashcs the court ufii-
cials here Tor their want OF regard ot Indian
susceptbilities during the jubilee.
They were not treated as royal guests and petty
German pFinceiets, whom the queen delights 10
honor, We're given precedence over them. The
WORST or al, however, was That The queen OF
Hawaii took superior rank. The writer SAYS "Ihs
administration OF the Island from which tue
queen OF Hawaii taxes hrr name ana title il un-
dersiood 10 he run 10y certain smart Yankee mcr-
chahtA' ihc lndian princCs were bitterly offended
Al thls and llolkeT leu lhr country IN a IN.
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Gossip from Germany.

Special Cable DisIatch tO 1HE LVFNINa STAR
FRANKFORT, sept. 30.-Most Of the ncwsnapers
OF Budapest express surprise that the message To
the Hungarian parliament did not refer TO the
alliance with Germany. They also consider that
the passage concerning the political situation was
not very positive.
Although the German ana French Official 10
ports on the frontier incident are contradictory IL
II generally believed that An aluCable settlement
VIII be reached
Prof. Bernhard Rudolf KonraI Won LanCenbeck
permanent president OF the Berlin Medical society,"
died suddenly last night at Alesbaden.
The continental stock exchanges are dull but
1rm to-day. Quotations are unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30
From Wall Street To.nav

NEW YORK, sept. 30. IL a. m.-The influences
prevailing at the close last evening Were still IN
FORCE this morning, and first prices were from 4.
10 = per cent lower among the active stocks. The
general list was very dull, but Reading. New Eng
land, Richmond and West Point, Missouri Pacific,
and ST. Paul were quite active. The market soon
showed considerable strength. however, and a few
stocks made decided advances, san Francisco pre-
ferred gaining and Pacific Mail per cent. The
advances In the remainder OF the list We're for /.
TO 3 per cent only, Richmond and West Point
being most conspicuous The market then be-
came extremely duil ana prices sagged OF, many
stocks being carried below the opening prices,
Missouri Pacific showing most weakness. Theirs
was little further change Ia the market, and al IL
O'Clock IL was dun ana rather heavy at but slight
changes from opening IlgureS.
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hold Attempt 10 Rob n Train.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 3o-A Journal special
from Big Springs Tex, says that an east bound
passenger train stopped at Odessa, near here, soE
water, three masked men made an attempt tocap-
ture the train, but the train hands resisted aud
drove them OF. As they retreated they fired
three shots AT the train. one entered the sleeping
ear, and passed within one inch OF q passenger 4
head, and another grazed brakeman's head,
knocking him Sen.eleSS Officers are IN hot pur-
suit. The would-be robbers left cap and mask.
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A Complaint Against the Pacific Rail.
roads.

DENVER, Col, Sept 30.-Martin & Co, whole
sale dealers ia fish and dried fruits, have for
Warded u the chairman and members OF the Inter-
state Commerce commission a complaint alleging
that the southern Pacific, Union Pac11lc and Cen
tral Pacific railroads have been guilty of violation
or the terms and provisions OF the interstate
lnerce law in that the said firm are compelled I'd
pay said roads from 500 10 $:,65 per hundred On
shipments from san Francisco 10 Denver while
from san Francisco 10 Missouri River points,
distance OF 600 miles farther the roads charge but
$l.o5 per hundred, thereby discriminating against
complainants as well a. the city OF Denver. CON-
painants pray that the commissioners Will take
some steps TO compel the roads 10 obey the pro-
Visions, OF the SLaiIIJpS.
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Personal Movemcn,s off,


The Swedish minister and Mrs. de ReutersktOld
have been occupying a hired cottage in Newport
for the past month"; and there about a week ago
baby girl was born to them. The mother and
babe are very WELL and the family will be on here
some time next month, taking up their residence
In the minister's recent purchase OF house on K
street. near Mcpherson Square.
Mrs. Col. Lamont, accompanied by her two chill
dren, will go to New York on Monday to remain
with her parents until the return OF Col Lamont,
who goes with the President on his western
southern tour.
Assistant secretary Maynard left Washington
this morning for short visit to his home In
Stamford, Ny. He expects to return to Wash
tngtOn early next week.
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THE QUEEN TO VISIT INDIA.-The London papers
giie currency to an extraordinary rumOr to the
effect that the Queen intends next year to visit
India. The queen, according to very good author
sire to her great oriental empire ana the Jour
ney last winter OF the fav0r1te lady y-in-w waiting
the dowager Marchioness OF Ely, to India, Is be-
visit. The prospect thereof will also explain the
much-talked-0f fact that the queen Is learning
HtnduStant
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The 6,0O0-Ton Battle Shin.

THE NAVAL BOARD RECOMMENDS THAT IT Re Bur1r
AT THE NORFOLK YARD.
The naval board which was appointed to estimate
the cost OF builuhng the SIX thousand ton armored
battle ship designed by the Barrow Shipbu,ldinp
Co., OF England, held a final meeting yesterday
and completed its labors. The last estimates for
constructing the hull and fittings are 81 800 OOO
and for engines and machinery S4s8 600 making a
total OF 1876 600, which is $l24 900 less than the
sum appropriated by Congress for the purpose
The most important recommendation is that the
vessel 0e Du1lt at the Norfolk navyyard. 1t is be-
lieved that 1t Will take about eighteen months TO
build the vessel at Norfolk The construction
work Will be under the immediate direction OF
Naval Constructor BOwleS and the machine and
engine work under that OF Chief Engineer Robey,
who Will relieve Chief Engineer Eibbard. the
present engineering officer OF the Norfolk navy
yard
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By Associated Press.
THE PRESIDENTIAL JOURNEY.
Crowds Of People Gather 1t the Depo,
i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.-The Presidential train
reached this city at IL 10 this morning. The an
nouncement that he would arrive at that time
attracted about 1000 persons, fully one-half OF
whom were ladies, and for them the gates Of the
station were opened. AS soon as the train stopped
the President and Mrs. Cleveland were seen about
the center OF the Pullman car. He sat near the
the car shook his head. AS soon as the messenger
could reach him a dispatch was put in his hands
asking him to stand On the platform while pass
ing Hanover Junction. The President wore a
light slOuch hat which he removed only once. At
11:l5 sharp the signal was given and the train
pulled out and proceeded on It's way. There was
station.
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Large SwindIing Operations.

MILWAUKEE. sept. 30.-Numerous dispatches
and letters are being received by Rindskopf BROTH
ers, OF this city, from Eastern correspondents TO
the effect that Monroe Iandskopf, a brother has
been drawing drafts on the firm and I'm other WAYS
obtaining money In an unauthorized manner from
customers and personal friends. The amount he
has realized is not known, but is believed to los
large, as he has operated In Philadelphia, New
York, Baltimore. and most OF the large Eastern
cities steps are being taken 10 secure his appre.
hpD-OD
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Trenton n. J., Special to Phila. Times. Sept. o.
Mrs stockton, wife OF Attorney-General stock
ton. Of New Jersey, died to-day, Of rheumatism OF
the heart, at Bryn Mawr, Pa. She was q Miss
Marks, OF New orleans, and while at school In
Philadelphia, in 1916, was married to Gen Stock.
ton. She was noted in her youth for her great
personal beauty. She possessed rare mental ac-
complishpents also, and shone In Washington
society while her husband was Senator. She &C
cOmpanied him to Rome when he was appointed
United states minister, and there also entertained
In the most delightful manner. Four grown Chill.
dren, beside her husband, survive her.
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THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.
The Majority Against Prohibition Esti. |
uS.aie0 Ar l(l.OOO.

The Majority Against Prohibition Esti.
maied at 2O,O
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. 3o.-Returns TO the
Times from all portions OF the State indicate that
the prohibition amendment Is defeated by 10000
or more.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 3O-One hundred and
twenty thousand votes, representing half or the
probable total vote OF the State have been reported
and the majority against the prohlbitlon amend
ment Is about 1000 II the ratio is kept up, the
majority will be ten or fifteen thousand but much
depends on the back counties, which are claimed
by both sides should the prOhibition1sts carry
them the fate of the amendment Is in doubt, but
they are believed TO have gone against the amend
ment.
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Sc0schmem Coufideut the Thistle Will
Win.

GLASGOW, Sept. 30.-Large crowds or excited peo-
pie have surrounded the Cable Co. Offices all the
afternoon awaiting news OF to-day'S race between
the Thistle ana the Volunteer. They cOn1-
dent that the Thistle will win.
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A Louisiana Tragedy.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 30.-A special TO the
Ittaes-Deniocra from Rollins Fork says: On
tight with his wife. After beating her he turned
away and as he did SO she remarked: 'Ir that
gun was loaded would shoot you" He turned,
picked up the gun, cooked II, and placing the
muZZe against his breast told her 10 shoot. She
caught hold OF the trigger and pulled aud the gun
was discharged. Bard raised the gun UP and
knocked his wife down with it and then feI dead
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a Rank Rurglar shot Hut Escapes.

WILMINGTON, DEL, sept. 30.-The Farmers Bank,
al Newcastle, Was entered at an early hour this
morning 10y masked robbers. Their movements
awoke the cashier, who seized his pistol ana fred,
wounding one Of the intrTiders. His companions
picked up the fallen man and quickly carried him
cut the front door, making their escape The bank
noor is marked with blood where he fell. The
robbers got no booty and left behind them a klt
OF burglar tools a wheel-barrOw and ladder.
They are supposed TO have come and gone 10y way
ol a boat IL The river near Dy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The anti-poverty society
met In this city last night, and subscription list
in aid OF the George" movement In New York
was prepared ana distributed among members OF
the association Tor circulation. A list OF In
qu1rieS, IN regard TO the feeling OF the people
the subject OF a free land movement, was also put
into circulation, TO be answered and returned 10
the headquarters OF the society.
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The Band was Scattered,

LIVERPOOL Sept. 30-rhe Tombstone coach, be-
longing TO the mexican Joe" Combination while
parading at galloping pace through the streets
OF the city to-day capsized. The members OF the
band were scattered upon the stone pavements In
all directions and four or them were so badly In
jured that they had 10 be taken TO a hospital The
band inStrumt MS Were ALI Smashed.
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TelexrapIpic Briefs.

Crown Prince Frederick William has been
greatly Improved by his stay al Toblach- His
hoarseness has completely vanished
The steamer Kathleen tBrftish), Mckay, from
tember 2s Her bows were damaged In q collision
with the steamer Inchgarvie.
The Figaro says France and Germany have
opened a discussion, with the object OF improving
the fropJier relations between them
The New York Central Railroad directors to-day
declared the usual quarterly dividend of per
cent and the Lackawanna directors declared their
usual quarterly dividend OF y per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 3l.-The GraSciiddnin
condemns the optimism of the French with rtfer-
ence 10 the mobilization or their troops The
paper points out defects In the recent maneuvers,
and says that the most successful operations were
artificial. III the Germans" IL adds, admitted
that the French mobilization was success IL was
simply 10 leave the French Ignorant or their In
feriOr military organization"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

The Attorney Generals Vacation.
STORY THAT HR HAS BEEN HASTILY SUMMONED no
WASHINGTON.
Little Rock, Ark, dispatch to the New York
Herald, September 29, says: attorney General
Garland came in yesterday from his hunting lodge.
a few miles from town, intending to spend some
days with friends here. Upon his arrival he re-
ceived telegram calling him Immediately to
Washington. He started for that point this morn
ing.
'Mr. Garland has greatly enjoyed his vacation.
He shot several deer and quantities Of smaller
place abounds He had few callers, reports to the
contrary notwithstanding, and political questions
were not even mentioned. He is in splendid
health"
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bismarck To Discuss tine Bulgarian
Question.

PARIS Sept. 30.-Le Malta says that Prince Bis
marck has invited SignOr Crlspi, Italian prime
minister TO Fr1edrchsrube, to discuss the eastern
question, particularly with reference To Bulgaria
and the relations between The quirlnal and the
vatican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30
THEY WILL NOT PARADE.

The Milwaukee Turner's Think that
the Proposed HOnOrS 70 the President
Smack Of Homage 70 Royalty.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. 3O.-By a vote OF 81 to
12 the West side Turner Society," the most infiuen-
tial in the State declined invitation to join the
procession on the occasion OF President Cleyeand's
visit. The reason assigned is that the honors TO
be paid the President smack too much OF the hon.
vOrwaerts Societies took similar action.
Kaufmanss Act Approved i'm GERMANY.
BERLIN, Sept. 3o-Tne conservative and most OF
the government newspapers here compare the Ger
man with the French version OF the frontier incl.
dent and approve Kaufman's act, declaring that
he only Obeyed Instructions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

ST. Louis, Sept. 30.-Later advices from valley
Park show that no one was killed. only Two per-
sons were injured, the engineer and the porter on
The eNnreSS train.
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Ouarantining Against Cholera.

LONDON. Sept 3O.-Advices from Montevideo
state that quarantine Of seven days has been es-
tablished against all vessels arriving there from
Italian ports.
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Plenty of Petroleum in Russia.

LONDON, Sept. 30.-Several new petroleum wells
have been sunk near Baku, Russia The supply 10
SO abundant that the means are insufficient fW
transportation or storage. Mr. Rothschlld OF
London, Is sending large quantities 10 BOMBAY rs
hall the price OF American petroleum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

LONDON, Sept. 30.-The socialists and anarchists
OF london are arranging to hold mass meeting TO
protest against the execution Of the condemned
anarchists In Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30
The Sheriff Receives the Order im
Sharn.A

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Sherin Grant was this
morning served with the order granting a stay I1
the Sharp case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JuRY.-The grand
jury to-day returned Indictments against the fol-
lowing: Samuel Walker assault With intent to
kill Robert Wilson on September 4; JOS Taylor,
attempt to KIN l. Bailey on August 13; Peter
Frank D. Roys, attempt to kill E. p. Hughes, June
q; Albert Elchelberger, attempt to XIII John T.
Maryman, August 1; Lemuel Diggs, assault with
intent 70 commit rape on Victoria Slater July %;
ChaS Hackerson, h0usebreaktng in day; JOS
Oates 40. and W. II. Jackson larceny. They will
be caled In the Criminal Court Judge Cox to-
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ANOTHER ARREST FOB THE PLAnsFIKLD FREs-De-
tective murphy, who caused such . sensation q
rev weeks ago Dy his arrest OF seven OF the Plain
neld, N. J., nrebugs has arrested "Eph" Carman,
. negro, at Bound Brook. Carman has long been
the incendiary fires. The authorities refuse to
state upon what charge he is arrested, but say
It refers 10 the nrebugs' cases Carman has served
savory record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

Agent Merely, OF the Manitoba road, has been
held In s., 600 at Moorehead, Minn., TO answer a
charge OF violating the short haul section Of the
interstate commerce law.
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Kaufman's Act Approved i'm Germ


LONDON, Sept 30.-The Jockey Club has warned
Lord Atleebury and the trainer OF that gentle
that they Instructed jockey TO hold his horse
back In q race recently run.
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THE EVENING STAR
'nShED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
o''aNesf Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth ST.. bv
Ane hvening Star Newspaper Company.
s. II. KAUFMAN, PresL

,sk EvrNTSd STAR Is served to snbscribe-s IN 81.
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go OF sac per month Copies at the corntsr 4
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR to-day
contains: Commissioner Oberey's letter on office
holders in politics, the musical boycott case, the
Boys In Blue in st. Louis new labor scheme, the
prohibition defeat in Tennessee, another stay in
Snarp'5 case, telegraphic dispatches, &C. The
advertisements are classified as follows: Auc-
tion Sales, Ladies' Goods Family Supplies, Ed
ucational Books, Pianos and organs, Railroads,
Potomac River Boats, Ocean Steamers, Attorneys,
The Trades, HousefurniShings. Wood and Coal,
Financial, Sewing Machines, Medical, Dentistry,
Professional, Specialties.
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ASSAULT CASES IN THE POLICE CoURT.-In the
Police Court this morning s'Colonel" Branson, a
colored man, was charged with having yesterday
morning assaulted Charles johnson, colored boy,
with pitchfork. cutting his head. A fine of IS
was imposed: Michael Flynn, an officer Of the
sixth precinct, was charged with an assault on
james Brosnan on Tuesday night last. 1t was in
testimony that Brosnan went to the station and
asked for Omcer Hagan, and while there Officers
Flynn and Gordon came In with prisoner and the
accused put him out Onicer Flynn testified that
he requested the prosecuting witness to leave and
he put him out. The case was dismissed. Kate
White was charged with an assault on Warren
Riggs and the latter with an assault on Kate
White Riggs testified that at his house yester-
day Kate came there cursing and he ordered her
Oh, when she assaulted him. One OF the witnesses
testified that Kate used lawful Onplain language
and he ordered her Oh. Kate testifie0 that she
went to the house for her husbands bucket, and
was talking 10 her husbands sister when Riggs
assaulted her. The court fined Kate S. and dis
missed Riggs George washington, colored, was
charged with having assaulted Nettie Clay yester-
day. She testified that she made. some oyster
soup ana ne wanted to eat IL all up to show what
he could do, and when she spoke to him he struck
her. The court dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

While all this was taking place engine No. 40
had backed down and was coupled to the train.
Those who were taking leave OF the travellers were
warned to alight, and at exactly 10 O'Clock En-
gtneer Carver opened the throttle and the train
slowly started. Mrs. Cleveland sat at one OF the
WINDOWS In the center Of the car, with Secretary
bowed farewell as hats We're raised in her honor.
The President sat at the next window ana smiled
goodbye upon Secretary Whitney and Secretary
Falrch1ld. In moment the train was around the
curve, and the crowd that had collected to see 1T
start rapidly dispersed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30

ONE YEAR MINUS A DAY IN JAn.-On the 18th
OF March last party of boys were at the corner Of
28th and Gay streets, West Washington, when
Thomas Bouldin, coiored, came along, and saying
knife and made lunges at Sandy Taylor and at
Amos Brown, who got away. Bouldin then ran to
his house on the square below, and getting load
ed pistol he fired at Brown, who ran to Jerry
Hicks and wife for protection, and thence to DonO-
hue's store, where he got behind the counter
BOuld1n was then dtSarmed. He left the city, but
a few days ago he returned and made an assault
on his grandmother. He was arrested by Of11cers
Lyddane and Hawkins, and this morning ON being
arra1gned In the Police Court he pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to one year in Jail minus day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-30
THE WIND INCREASING AND THE SEA HEAVY.

creased several miles within the last half hour
The marine reporter at the Highlands OF NaveStnk
reports that he cannot see the yachts. A thick
mist still hangs over the Highlands. A steamboat
which has just come into the Horseshoe reports
having passed the yachts 8 miles north-nOrtheast
OF the starting point. The Volunteer was leading
the Scotch cutter by an eighth OF mile. The
sloOp was wtndward Both were carrying work
ing topSailS, and the Volunteer stood up much
better than The Thistle. The sea is very heavy
lfSida
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SCENES AT THE sTATIoN-A PEEP INTO THE PREsI-
DENTS CAR-MRs. CLEvELAND's BEDRooM-orHER
FEATURES OF THE TRAIN-FLowKRS FOR THE
PRESIDENTS wIFE-GOoD-BYE